SASSouthland Archery Supply Recurve Takedown Bow Case (Blue)

Was what I expected very nice bag for takedown bow.

Good size - pockets for bow, limbs and extras

Is great for holding basic gear.... I have my recurve bow, an arrow case that I attach to it, my hip quiver, finger tab, finger sling and arm guard. It all fits and I have a tiny bit more space for some smaller items, too. If you have more than that, space may be a little challenging though. It is lightweight and not bulky. It is soft material, so if you're going to bang it around, this may not be a good case for that.

Fits my 64" take-down recurve (barely). There are 4 pouches. Two long ones for storing the limbs and riser. Two other pouches in which you can store finger tabs, gloves, arm guards, stringer, bow strings, etc. There are outside straps for securing the arrow tube (sold separately) that is shown in the picture. I found that I don't need them for the arrow tube as it comes with it's own strap, which allow you to carry it on your shoulder or back. It worked out for me anyway. I ended up using the straps for my hip quiver.

For 25 bucks it was an easy way to transport my sage samick to the range. If I were more into it or I felt that I needed an upgrade I would. For now it will do. I don't pile it on top of things in the car so I don't think its an issue that there isn't any padding. It is as others have said, very thin. It is just a simple holding case that will hold the limbs and riser separate from each other. Don't expect much but for $25 its getting hard to find anything these days that isn't total garbage. This is fine for casual use. I believe you will get your moneys worth but don't pay over 25 dollars for it.